Thread: Yeah well I can't see that ending well.....

Patients with paralysis-related speech loss could benefit from a new technology developed by University of California San Francisco (UCSF) researchers that turns brain signals for speech into written sentences.


Operating in real time, this technology is the first to extract intention to say specific words from brain activity rapidly enough to keep pace with natural conversation.

The software is currently able to recognise only a series of sentences it has been trained to detect, but the research team believes this breakthrough could act as a stepping stone towards a more powerful speech prosthetic system in the future.

https://www.medicaldevice-network.com/news/speech-signals-written-text-facebook-ucsf/

this is when honesty is the down fall of the speechless person.. non able to put brain into gear before driving off.

Stephen Hawking is now a comedy icon.